How many frame per second are game guru animations? And why is my death animation playing super fast in GG. I set my frames to the same as the uber soldiers death frames. csi_unarmeddeath = 4800,4958

Also I named my bone FIRESPOT and it doesnt seem to shoot from there but from the center of the model.

Thanks

Been a while since I messed with animations, but I remember from working with Animer the firespot needed an offset (x,y, and z) with every model I loaded into it (to match the model's hand). Some took more trials than others. As far as frame rate, every GG/Reloaded skeleton I've loaded into other programs loads at 4800 fps. I don't know why, but correcting it to 30 slowed things down to normal. I hope that helps!

Thanks Jerry

the firespot is usually:

Pos X,Y,Z
-160.62
-81.86
170.34
Rot X,Y,Z
1.75
0.09
1.64

Also in your optional script associated with your model, you can use the command SetAnimationSpeed(x) where x is the modulation of the models default animation speed. 1.0 is default and 0.1 would be ten times slower. To change the default animation speed of the entity you need to change the FPE so this field is give the correct value (animspeed = 100). The default is 100. You may also be aware that when you export an X file, it may contain an FPS export setting which spaces out or compresses your keyframes during the export process. You ideally need to view your X file in text file format and confirm your keyframes are linear (i.e. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, etc).

Just a quick question on adapting LUA's, usage and store selling.

What would be the ruling on adapting default scripts and supplying them with models in the store? IE I have a drone I have created and to disguise the fact that it uses an Uzi I have hidden the Uzi inside the model and then in the ai_solider script I have added a line to make the weapon invisible when it dies.

Now if I was to sell the drone it would look rather silly without the line in the script, so would I be able to supply the amended script with the model (not really selling the script just supplying an edited version of a script everybody has with the model), or would have to explain how to edit a script for it in the description?

Good question. Scripts can be used for animated models. I would rename it for sure, so updates don't over write it.
I will ask the store admin this question.

@Belidos:
Yes you can include the modified stock script as supported media, The script will be looked at to be sure the line was modified, so might take an extra day to get approved.

Awesome, I don't plan on doing it any time soon, but it's good to know.

It is also a good idea to submit your own scripts in a folder named as your artist tag inside scriptbank if you are submitting to the store or zipping up for free download. This way your scripts wont overwrite (or be overwritten) by another script of the same name. Nice little tip there.